In June the “Children and War. Teaching Recovery Techniques” therapy sessions took place in Truskavets. They were organized for a group of teenagers who moved to this town with their parents from Luhansk, Donetsk and Kharkiv regions. The instructors of the program – Olha Palamarchuk and Maryna Rudneva – worked with the group. Thanks to the warm atmosphere created by the instructors, their professionalism and caring hearts, the participants learned to cope with their emotions, as well as with PTSD symptoms caused by the war against Ukraine. They also worked through and overcame the effects of their traumatic events and also learned special techniques on how to help themselves to deal with stress, intrusive memories and fears.
“Children and War” therapy sessions for teenagers who moved to Truskavets from the east of Ukraine
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